Alex Rossi
Asia Correspondent
Alex Rossi is the Sky News Asia Correspondent based in New Delhi. From there, he covers news across the region including Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Alex is also deployed on major international stories around the world. Last year he spent time in Libya and Egypt reporting on the Arab Spring. He has also covered conflicts in Georgia and Lebanon. In other assignments, Alex has reported on the Asian tsunami and, from New Orleans, on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
He was one of the first correspondents to reach the Iranian city of Bam after it was destroyed by an earthquake in 2003.
Since taking up the post in Delhi, Alex has broken stories about the abuse of India’s food aid programme and the devastating affect of India’s rapid economic growth on rural life.”.
Before his posting in India, Alex was based in Brussels as Sky’s Europe Correspondent and in Russia as Moscow Correspondent.
During his time in Brussels, Alex covered a broad range of stories on the European financial crisis, from political summits to protest-filled streets.
During his posting in Moscow, Alex uncovered a number of exclusive stories on the murder of Alexander Litvinenko. Alex was the first western journalist to interview Andrei Lugovoy who was identified as the chief suspect in the criminal inquiry.
Alex is married and has two children.
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The strategically important Torkhum border crossing was closed after the air strikes 12:06pm UK, Tuesday May 15, 2012 Alex Rossi, Asia correspondent Pakistan's political and military elite are meeting to discuss reopening Nato supply routes into Afghanis
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Yousaf Raza Gillani, the prime minister of Pakistan, has not signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty 2:24pm UK, Wednesday April 25, 2012 Alex Rossi, India correspondent The Pakistani military has claimed to have successfully tested a nuclear-capable
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Pakistani policemen stand guard outside the house where bin Laden's family is believed to be detained in Islamabad 8:53am UK, Wednesday April 18, 2012 Alex Rossi, Asia correspondent The family of Osama bin Laden is expected to be deported from Pakistan t
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2:01pm UK, Thursday April 05, 2012 Alex Rossi, Asia correspondent One of the world's most wanted men has appeared in public and dared the US to come and get him after it posted a $10m (£6m) bounty for his capture. Hafiz Saeed, who has links to terrorist
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Activists demonstrated against Balwant Singh Rajoana's hanging 6:18am UK, Friday March 30, 2012 Alex Rossi, India correspondent The execution of a Sikh radical for his role in the assassination of a state chief minister by a suicide bomber in 1995 has be
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#Pakistan defence committee meeting to decide whether to reopen #NATO supply routes
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